Toronto

Gibson House Museum

Yonge Street, Toronto

About the company:

The Gibson House Museum is a memorial museum in York, a suburb of Toronto. The museum is dedicated to David Gibson, a member of the national uprising of 1837, a public figure and activist.

Today, the house is a museum of the history of Canada, which houses an exhibition dedicated to the history of the uprising in Upper Canada in 1837, as well as a local history museum.

The house is located in the historic quarter of the city, and its backyard overlooks Yongj Street, the longest street in the world.

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